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Don’t forget that all important Mammogram whenever yours is due.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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Halloween settings. ♥

Happy Halloween 🙂

At the center of the historic section of Glenwood Cemetery, Yazoo City’s public burial grounds, there’s a grave surrounded by a chain link fence. Local lore claims that the grave belonged to a witch who lived along the Yazoo River, who used to lure fishermen to the shore to torture them. When the Yazoo County sheriff came to arrest her, she fled into the swamp and fell into quicksand. The sheriff found her half sunk. Before she drowned, she swore to take revenge on Yazoo City. No one thought much of her threat, but they fenced in her grave just in case. Then, on May 25, 1904, a fire nearly wiped out the entire city, spreading quickly on unusually fierce winds. After the fire, Yazoo City residents found the chain link around the witch’s grave cut open.

Before the Portsmouth Music Hall was built on Chestnut Street in 1878, the site was home to the Temple, a public meeting house where black abolitionists like Frederick Douglass spoke against slavery; a Baptist meeting hall; an 18th-century prison; and one of the first almshouses in the colonies. With all that history, its ghosts could be a mixed bag, but they seem to be all about the stage. Audience members have reported seeing a man dressed in clothing so convincingly Victorian, they thought he was an actor—until he faded away. They’ve heard shuffling feet near the box office and loud footsteps in the empty hallway. Some have witnessed a shadowy mist blocking their view of the stage, dark shadows passing in front of their seats, or the stage curtains rippling as if someone were walking behind them—but no one was there. Sounds like at least one phantom is still yearning for some time in the spotlight.

Cherie I love smoothies and my niece makes the best. ♥
Real fruit and very tasty. ♥

I don’t do too bad myself. 🙂

Glad you like the story I was just trying something different after all the stress of last week.
I just need to let my mind do something different. 🙂

Hi Sheba …. It’s about 2:30 a.m. …. Thank You so much for that Story … I have been reading your stories ( appropriately altered ) for Halloween Nights its so much fun … the kids love it. But the VELVETEEN RABBIT story will be read NOVEMBER 1st NIGHT …. I promise … They will LOVE IT. Cherie is a smoothie junky …. Morning and night with a fist full of Andrew Vitamins every time! Going to take the day off tomorrow .. So I’ll be sleeping in … Have a great morning Sheba Night-nite♥ Night ALL

Peace Out Peeps! Enjoy your evening and have fun and be safe. ♥

Loaf I hope your grandchildren can enjoy the story too. 🙂

I hope everyone enjoys this story. I know someone will. Cherie this you can read
to your children at night. 🙂

I don’t know why I did this I just felt something. 🙂

Enjoy The Velveteen Rabbit. ♥ I love this story. Cherie that is why I love Attic’s.

These stories are in the spirit of the holidays. ♥

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Velvet I hope you see this and enjoy it. Happy Halloween. 🙂